Suppressors And this happened at Pick-Up...

[Kpchurch]

Picked up my TBAC Ultra 9 - 6.5 today after work. It’s my first suppressor and really pumped to get to the range. Anyways, while I was waiting for the rep to finish up with another customers paperwork I started looking around to kill time and see what suppressor covers they might have. Next thing ya know, I walked out with my Ultra 9 and a TBAC .22 Takedown in ATF Jail. Saw they had a Takedown sitting there in the display case and now another wait begins.

I didn’t find a cover wrap for my Ultra 9 though. Need your assistance with a recommendation or other suggestions.

 

[Supersubes]

I like the Cole-Tac covers. You don’t need the HTP though. The regular python is a third of the weight and rated for twice the temp your ultra 9 is.

 

[ntrinsik]

I too like Cole-Tac covers best out of the ones I’ve used.

 

[SBRSarge]

I like the Bowers silicone covers.

Griptastic™/SUPCOV™ High-Temp Silicone Silencer Covers | Bowers Group

Yeah, they lack the tacticool ‘cordura and shock cord’ look, but they work great and are priced right.

 

[bunsen27]

AG's regular cover. No need for the HT.

 

[pucker]

I like the Cole-Tac covers. You don’t need the HTP though. The regular python is a third of the weight and rated for twice the temp your ultra 9 is.

Site shows 500 deg F for regular Python. You referring to the Metal Python?

 

[_Windrider_]

I like the Cole-Tac covers. You don’t need the HTP though. The regular python is a third of the weight and rated for twice the temp your ultra 9 is.

Agree with sube, the HTP is for full auto or very rapid firing stuff.

 

[High Desert duck]

Cole-Tac. Good stuff. You don’t need the HTP though. I’m using the metal python on a stainless can. It gets pretty hot and have never had any problems.